Fantastic showroom with very friendly staff! The furniture is very high quality at a very…read morereasonable price, I have purchased a variety of different items of furniture in the past and will always go back to this place! Can not recommend enough!!

Recently purchased three piece suite from this store plus some foot stools.Would just like to say…read morethe gentleman who dealt with us Mr.Damian Sochacki made the whole experience Very Very Good.From the initial looking around the store to trying out all the different suits and chairs he was there with advice when needed but Not in your face like in some stores.And the follow up phone calls to keep us up to date was great.Would recommend Him and the store to anybody. GEORGE FRANCIS.

I love coming in here for a browse and often end up buying something. I haveonly just discovered…read moretheir website whilst recommending the shop on a Yahoo site and can tell you that there is lots more to see! The shop also has some vintage clothing, jewellery and general knick-knacks. The staff are lovely and don't mind people wandering around and having a good nose! They are very happy to chat to you about items that you might have to sell and this is definitely a "must see" shop. Wyenot

From the owner: Second hand furniture, antiques, retro and vintage furniture, professional paint service, Delivery…read moreservice and courier service. 3000sq ft show room packed full of thousands of quality and curious items.

This incredible shop is pretty much the Narnia of antiques. The shop front is only small, a modest…read morestandard size from the entrance, but boasts a hoard of items within. In the first section that you enter stands a whole host of tall glass cabinets, holding a number of gorgeous costume and antique jewellery items, medallions coins and other paranphenalia. As you move slowly through to the back, where begins the labyrinth, the rooms and corridors all fully packed with trinkets become apparent. Larger items are stacked -from boating bits, fire place accessories, old lamps, candle stands and more - throughout the space. There are rooms full of books and photographs, pictures and frames. Rooms full of furniture, some of which was utterly divine, some of which was ridiculously cheap. Rooms with clothing, rooms with knick-knacks, treasure boxes and more than I could possibly investigate as we were pushed on time during my visit. I wanted to delve further in, but alas my Dad was getting antsy and bored (no doubt hungry for lunch!), so we didn't get to explore the full maze of delights. It truly felt like I could just keep wandering further in, ever lost in a delightful old building, forever gazing at the antiquities and curiosities. I need to come back here, soon.

I brought 2 rings from here and both were better than buying new from jewellers near by. Great for…read morefinding something special.

To title your business with the prefix 'Global' you must be pretty confident that you've got a good…read morerange, and in here they do. All sorts of furniture can be found in here from beds to mirrors to chests of drawers. Not just one of each either but children's beds, double beds, bed side mirrors and full length mirrors. It's not exactly DFS or another out-of-town seller so the quality isn't going to be as high - but for the smaller price tags it's pretty good.

Interesting antique shop full of furniture made for travel. Great designs of folding chairs &…read moretables. Lots of smaller things like travel cutlery, mirrors & inkwells. Military art as well. Friendly & knowledgable staff.

This is such an unsual store, a real Aladdin's cave full of really interesting furniture and…read morehomewares. It is situated on the outskirts of Rushden and there are plenty of carparking space outside. It is a great place just to wander around. There are two floors full of great pieces that you can't find in other stores. Examples are drinks bars that look like a car, life size Marilyn Monroes, life size Darlicks and Doctor Who memorabilia as well as some fantastic pieces of real wood furniture. If you are looking for film memorablilia or just a piece that will be a focal and talking point for your house then this is definitely the place to visit. They don't come cheap, but you can guarantee that your friends won't have something the same. If you are looking for good quality furniture and are hoping to pick up something special then this is also the place to visit. The staff are great and offer you tea or coffee while you browse. They are really friendly and chatty and don't mind you just wandering around.

I have never been to such an amazing shop. Set on an industrial estate it features furniture which…read morehas been in show homes or used for photoshoots. Everything is for sale often at substantial discount. It is quirkily arranged into roomsets which run into one another. It is almost impossible to put into words. Some things are one offs such as the Balinese temple front which has been there the whole time I have lived here. Others are available to order from catalogues. There are often products from stores such as Laura Ashley. As it is in a warehouse it is cold but the helpful staff wander around offering free coffee as well as advice

Harveys is a huge furniture shop on the retail park opposite the football ground in Basingstoke…read more There is aways plenty of free parking outside, and once inside the store is light and airy and full of enticing furniture. The shop is set out in proper room mock ups so you can imagine what it would look like in your home. Harveys is often busy at the weekend so its advisable to visit in the week, where they are open late into the evening. The staff seem to be very knowledgable and are always friendly, but the fact that most items seem to have a delivery time of 10 weeks is a bit off putting. My children love the water beds.

The service isn't in your face like some stores. No atmosphere there, lovely furniture, but you can…read moreget it else where cheaper.